Jessica Tarlov

Does everyone just accept that that is the case?

Is it actually like people in his family that are doing this?

Or like I imagine on Wall Street and people that you're talking to every day that this is a constant topic of conversation.

Whoever is, you know, the best poly marketer or better must have links to this family.

Like what is going on there and why can we do nothing about it?

And Hunter- I remember him.

The Thai tanker, I think.

Yeah, I think that, I mean, you're obviously right.

And you can hear that candidates on both sides, I mean, I pay a lot of attention to the folks that I think will be movers and shakers in the 2020 primary.

And like John Ossoff, for instance, is doing a really good job of, you know, skewering that class of people.

But it doesn't change the facts on the ground about how people feel about the elected official class in general and their chance of getting ahead.

And I'm curious because you already brought up the legislative wins last night in Florida.

It's now been two dozen flips for Democrats, no flips for Republicans in the Trump 2.0 era.

Obviously, pretty sweet that Donald Trump is now represented by a Democrat.

She took the question well, Emily Gregory, about, you know—

What happens now?

And she said, I continue to fight for the things that I wanted, you know, that I promised to fight for.

But one thing that has been nagging at me about these wins, and I love getting excited about the chance that we may get, you know, divided government, at least in 2026.

I don't know if you saw this Reuters poll.

It's completely dismal for the president.